As from today, the national stock exchange of India will be adding 45 more new stocks into its F&O segment starting 29 November 2024. These new additions received approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India, India’s regulatory body concerning capital markets. The prominent among these include Zomato, DMart, and Jio Financial.

Full List of 45 Stocks Added to the NSE F&O Segment

Sr No.Company NameNSE Security Code
1Adani Energy Solutions LimitedADANIENSOL
2Adani Green Energy LimitedADANIGREEN
3Angel One LimitedANGELONE
4APL Apollo Tubes LimitedAPLAPOLLO
5Adani Total Gas LimitedATGL
6Bank of IndiaBANKINDIA
7BSE LimitedBSE
8Computer Age Management Services LimitedCAMS
9Central Depository Services (India) LimitedCDSL
10CESC LimitedCESC
11CG Power and Industrial Solutions LimitedCFPOWER
12Cyient LimitedCYIENT
13Delhivery LimitedDELHIVERY
14Avenue Supermarts LimitedDMART
15HFCL LimitedHFCL
16Housing & Urban Development Corporation LimitedHUDCO
17Indian BankINDIANB
18IRB Infrastructure Developers LimitedIRB
19Indian Railway Finance Corporation LimitedIRFC
20Jio Financial Services LimitedJIOFIN
21Jindal Stainless LimitedJSL
22JSW Energy LimitedJSWENERGY
23Kalyan Jewellers India LimitedKALYANKJIL
24KEI Industries LimitedKEI
25KPIT Technologies LimitedKPITTECH
26Life Insurance Corporation Of IndiaLICI
27Macrotech Developers LimitedLODHA
28Max Healthcare Institute LimitedMAXHEALTH
29NCC LimitedNCC
30NHPC LimitedNHPC
31FSN E-Commerce Ventures LimitedNYKAA
32Oil India LimitedOIL
33One 97 Communications LimitedPAYTM
34PB Fintech LimitedPOLICYBZR
35Poonawalla Fincorp LimitedPOONAWALLA
36Prestige Estates Projects LimitedPRESTIGE
37SJVN LimitedSJVN
38Sona BLW Precision Forgings LimitedSONACOMS
39Supreme Industries LimitedSUPREMEIND
40Tata Elxsi LimitedTATAELXSI
41Tube Investments of India LimitedTINDIA
42Union Bank of IndiaUNIONBANK
43Varun Beverages LimitedVBL
44Yes Bank LimitedYESBANK
45Zomato LimitedZOMATO

According to SEBI guidelines as an example, the NSE selects stocks for its F&O segment based on the criteria prescribed by SEBI, wherein only high-quality stocks with adequate market capitalization are included. Recently, these criteria got changed, by SEBI, to raise the eligibility bar for these stocks.

Eligibility Criteria for Entry of Stocks in Derivatives Segment

This clause is put in place such that only high-grade stocks with the requisite market presence shall be allowed to trade on the derivatives segment. Hence, with the term of SEBI, the criteria for entry and exit of stocks to the derivatives segment have been changed. The criteria are:

1. Median Sigma Order Size for the Quarter: This value, calculated on a rolling basis over the previous six months, shall not be below ₹75 lakh.

2. Market-Wide Position Limit: This limit, which is similarly evaluated over the previous six months on a rolling basis, should not be less than 1,500 crore.

3. Average Daily Delivery Value in Cash Market: The amount, over the previous six months and measured in rolling terms, should not dip below 35 crore.

These three criteria are now elevated to threefold requirements. It includes also the aspects of surveillance, investigation, or administrative concerns in considering a stock for derivatives segment introduction.

The F&O segment permits investing in derivatives based on the underlying stock’s value and allows the ability to leverage positions with lower capital. Inclusion into the F&O segment extends the horizon of these financial instruments to a wider audience of investors. But analysts warn traders and investors against the excesses of these stocks since they will not have circuit filters, those price bands that put a limit to price fluctuations.

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